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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

These two paragraphs are from
the Clay Center Times:
The JOURNAL wants the liquid
Spanish used-Saieena instead Of
SaIina. If this change takes place
the Gdrsfte will want the name Of
lis village changed TO Abiiina-
The Salina JOURNAL IL response
bic for the statement that the official
census Of Abilene, taken from the
county clerks records by &. {. Culp,
shows q population Of sos, and that
the records further show q decrease
In the school population Of 100 for
the year. An there, Abilene-bring
out thai cat.
The rumOr Is current that Brother
Sampson in his advocacy Of A. NJ.
Campbell for Register Of Deeds h
actuated by more selfishness than
patriotism. The fact that Mr.. Samp-
son d firm in his convictions that 3
Republican President viii succeed
President Clevelaad gives color 10
the rumOr. Rumnr says that Brother
Sampson desires 20 quietly put Mr.
Campbell away for q year or 80, 80
that he will not be In = position 30
ask for the PostOfiiee should q Re
publican be elected President. The
reason Of this is that Mr.. sampson
desires to be postmaster himself
S0linG Herald.
A friend observes that Sampson II
not nearly 20 much concerned about
the POstmastership - Is Davis ID
defest Campbell, that he lDavis)may
fulfIll his contract 10 turn the DemOe-
raey Of Saline county over 70 the
saPPoTt Of c. 8. Martha
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

Henry Reese, Of Abilene, il in the
city. lie left Salina about two years
ago. and expresses his regrets at
having done 50, calculating invest
ments made here must have yielded
him fully - per cent. more than they
nave done where he il. He will re-
main over accommodating with
friends.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

Mrs. NJ. a. Clark and children, in
company with her sister Miss Agnes
Conrad, leave tomorrow noon for
II. Joe, Mo. Mrs. Clark will visit
several weeks in st. Joe, and Miss
Agnes will return to the convent Of
the sacred Heart, which opens i'll
fall term next month.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

Keep an eye upOl your premises TO-
morrow while the circus is here. Tile
Mcpherson papers say the thieves
got in their work" in good shape
week before last while the circus
was there. "FOrewarned il forearm
ed" and we don't want to hear any
one squealing after the show il
gone.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

Losr-A small red leather purse
containing a lady's gold watch chain
and about three dollars in silver. II
the finder will return the chain 60
my office or residence vi pay
him twenty dollars
Il5f 10. WILSON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

A. Liebert, Greeley township, re-
ports that the bOrers have made
such havoc in his orchard that he has
been compelled TO cut down a number
Of fine trees. He would like 10 have
some one who il posted suggest
remedy for this trouble.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01
ANNOUNCEMENT.

herrtH nuuuuurr lns self as q candidate
u tsr rr-eleriiuu a. the ONCE uf sheriff.
subject % the decision 90 the Republican
tuuutg iuut eufluu. ". ". EAETLETr.
hereby auuuunre ms self a. candidate
- Tor Tire Once 90 -hrrin irfune the hcpub-
llrau county convention. To- thuss who may
srrul % think that their b. re- culluriuu be-
tween tu1- rlf aud the prrsrut incumbent, I
afn n candidate absolutely fur myself solely
and niuur- pLbF FnE=sE.
n h~rt-by announce that I nm q candidate
Cor uuuty tirrk. subject o. the drci-iou
ui tue Republican, tuuuty Convention
r. q. SWANSON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

Mr.. Jordan, the efficient agent 81
the Ksnsas Wesleyan College, was
showing four gentlemen about she
city yesterday. One Of the gentle
men was from Bel0it, another from
Sterling and q third from Baldwin
City. They come with q view oi
locating at Salina, and are figuring
on several purchase.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

Mr.. J. LageTstrom, the gentleman
" solicitor for tile Salina JOURNAL
boOk-bindery, came down ON the
noon train. Mr.. Lagerstrom made
the Reflector Office n pleasant call.
Come again Mr.. L., you are given
the freedom Of our ranch, from the
press room 10 the sanctum-sanctO-
rium.-AbiLene Reflector.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

J. %. Middau gh, editor OF the As
-aria Argus, Is superintendent Of the
English Sunday school Of that city
an example we respectfully COM
mend 10 some Of the ungOdly news
paper men we wOt Of.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

Eugene Sawyer sends specimens
of coal found upon his place about
seven miles south Of BrOOkville. 4
ten inch vein Of vegetable deposit.
mixed richly with coal Of good qual-
ity, runs back under a hill. II coal
in quantities to pay exists there, il
can bee very easily mined. He would
like to have some person with means
To take hold and make n thorough
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

On our return from the show, We
found the following note ON our ia
Bile, from Rev. Mr.. Bishop, Of Salina;
beloved George: / called tO gaze
upon your radiant face and get some
chunks Of wisdom have always
regarded you a. wise and hand some
"A thing Of beauty and a joy for
ever. function Cftu Union.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01
THURSDAY. SEPT. !. Iss7.
Th. Iaurn.I.. .l.r.e,rplsr VOL.

The Journals stereotypinE works.
The JoURNAL's stereOtyping ma
chinery has been put in place and l.
In working order this morning. The
trade Of printers Of the west j.
earnestly solicited. We can save
money for publishers who wish TO
preserve forms Of blanks, book
pages, and commercial work Of all
kinds. We are nov prepared to do
the hest Of work and an all orders
nrnmutlv.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

Doris & COlvin's Circus gave much
better satisfaction than was prophe-
sled. Il was really q big show,
whereas only an ordinary, and a
very ordinary one at that. was ex-
pected. There we're two ring', and
in the two rings there was some
thrilling act going on all the time.
The Museum was fair. The "Wild
West" features were a change, and a
very agreeable one too, from the reg
ulatiOn circus. The chariot races
were exceedingly thrilling. The hOr-
ses were all in good trim, aud the
feats Of hOrsemanship the best. The
street parade was excellent. The
afternoon and evening performance
were both well patrOnized. Taken
altogether Doris & COlvin have 4
show that ranks high up among tins
best I'm the country.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

T. H. Ford, who lately left the
city, Il In arrears something over
tIO0-rePresenting amounts he boz
roWed from various parties, among
others his late partners, the DePriest
Brcthers- He Is now . cook e. the
Metropolitan Hotel, Mcpherson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

A pair Of farm mules, q pair Of
farm mares, 3 buggy horse, and TIVE
mich cows for sale, or viii trade for
native steers III. PRESCOTT.
sI-4w.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01
Asnthrr. See L.

The Concordia Empire, for the
purpose OF squirting It's people up To-
a realizing sense Of what may Ice done
for a town, proceeds To give IA lima a
first-class advertisement in the sub
Joined extract, summarizing in an
intelligent manner the work that
has been done for Salina in the past
few months. The progress Of orr
city since spring commenced is the
wonder Of our neighbOrs, a. well a.
the admiration Of visitors. Salina
il an exemplification Of the quota
ton. There l. a tide i'm the affairs OF
men which taken at the Hood lead on
To fortune" aud il but n manifesto
ton that men build towns. The
Empire extract is a. fOllOws:
The Saiina board Of trade receives
propositions for all sorts Of indus
tries. Now they are considering
three offers which II accepted would
furnish work for so or G0 persons.
One T. q factory To make light tools
another L. a stucco factory ana u
third H. a bridge factory. In addi-
ton 10 these the Consolidated Tank
Line company j. putting in work
there, To which they will ship on
from cleveland. Three tanks with
capacity Of 5000 gallons will b,
built and Salina will Ice n distTibu-
ting point.
The liberality Of the Salina people
l..
| tries in all parts Of the Union, ana
they are now knocking at her door
/ 80 fast that not all can be heard.
But when these Industries apply fOl
admission they are not treated a.
COncordia treats them. a tribute j.
not levied on them flr the privilege
/ of asking them see the city. Great
railroads are not snubbed and told
"YOu' e got To come to Salina; You
cannot help yourselves. We don't
have to give any assistance. Well
get you Ia spite OF you" On the
contrary every industry Il welcomed
and the board Of trade furnishes ali
the ground asked for the location OF
factories of all kinds, aud anywhere
from $1,000 to &IOO,OO I'm money as
the institution may require.
And what l. the RESULT Salins
has n population Of 300, almost
double Of what it was n year ago
All the railroads in the state are rae.
ing to Il As fast as possible. They
have three colleges endowed TO th1
amount OF $4,000, almost entirely
by Salina people. They have n 500,
O00 system Of WaterwOrks in success
full operation, not lying idle or dead
During the first six months Of thii
year their building contracts amount
ed $TEO,OO. They are erecting 1
t55, O0 hotel. The fact l. they hav,
the element and foundation for 1
1 grand city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

The following items are taken
from the Abilene Gazette:
Rock Island Surveyor Whitehead
came up from Enterprise last night
to assist in relocating the survey be-
tween Abilene and Salina-
J. T. Lagerstrom, representing the
Salina book bindery, made the Ga
-cttc Office friendly visit yesterday
Mr.. LagerstrOm j. a very pleasant
gentleman, aud we hope bis mission
to Abilene will be q most successful
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

By the ear and wagon load, for
sale BY n. solomon, the Texas grain
dealer. Call e. the old stand. at.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

The store Of Chester, Peste &tCo.,
Of Beverly, was discovered in flames
at 4 o'clock this morning. Citizens
turned out in 3 body and succeeded
in saving the building from entire
destruction. The stock Of goods,
however, il almost wholly ruined
The clothing, boots and shoes, and
other goods were so badly sccrchei
as 10 be worthless. The building be-
longs to VOlney Ball. The fire was
the work Of an ineendiary. In the
vicinity Of the clothing stock there
IL q strong coal oil smell, a. IL that
substance had been used freely. An
entrance to the door was effected
through an east window, which had
been screened with Wire-the screen
ing having been torn OF Snd the
window raised Three suits Of cloth
ing were also taken. The loss Is
fully covered by insurance. The
firm closed the doors this morning,
and Immediately telegraphesl TO the
Insurance companies for an adjust
er. They also offer = reward % So
for the apprehension Of the ineen-
diaries.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

The editor Of the Herald aud the
editor Of the Gypsum City Echo arr
filling the columns Of their respee-
tive papers with an immense amount
Of backyard concerning each other.
So far, Mr.. Amos is many lengths
ahead. Am0s IL TOO much for Davis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

Stambaugh, Hurd q Dewey, Of
Abilene, have lately had their law
Office fitted up aud furnished in the
most luxurious style. There Is 80
much Of "Oriental luster" in the de-
scriptiOn OF its tout ensemble that
we are inclined To think the quarters
better intended for the lOrdly Turk
than for the traditional inky, snuify,
distracted councillor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

The Missouri Pacific railway COM
pany will sell tickets from Salina,
to Lawrence, Kas., for $50 for
round trip from Sept. 4th, TO 10th,
inclusive. The tickets will be good To
and including Sept. 18th for return {:
this includes admission TO the Wes-
tern National Fair 10 be held al
Bismarck Grove, Sept 5th 10 10th.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

A great many inquiries have been
made about the new Missouri Pacific
depot, and the question il universal
IL asked why is il not occupied -
The reason Is very plain. The build
ing is not yet the property Of the
Missouri Pacific 60. IL il still i'm
the hands OF the contractor. The
company will not receive IL until all
receipts for labor done upon the
building are turned over 90 them.
The Abilene Reflector has the
gripes. Il is considerably put out
because Uncle sam Is to establish
the free delivery here and not at
Abilene. Blood will tell" Salinas
population - put by the POstoffiee
Inspector sent here. is 5000, and the
postofIiee annual receipts $3.50
Population Of Abilene, sos; her
pOstofiice receipts, 5000 The
government does business in bust
ness towns only.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-01

An old Norwalk boy-a particular
friend Of the delegation from that
town living in Salina-in the
person Of F. ID. Taylor, was last
week nominated by reclamation, a.
n candidate for Register Of Deeds in
Pawnee county, ali other candidates
Withdrawing in his favor. The office
in that county is worth about 5000.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

N OkVlCll LIN .-Favorite Inside Route
Fares relnced 20 Boston. 80 Worcester - 90 Nor
wich 81 %; ewLondOu 81 40. Corresponding reduction
10 all points East Steamers CITY OF WOiCEsl TER CITY
OF BOSTON AMI CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Pler y" loll
number foot of Natsst next pier above DesOrossessI
''''" ''' "'"' 'A''P'''' ~ O. W BRADY. Agt
NETWORK ONTARIO 81 IVES TERN KY
follows: -
West 4.d, 80 a M Jayst, 80 a. m, for Middle
town, tallsburg. Monticello Liberty, Walton Dshi'
Norwich tea. Rome, oneida, Fulton. OSwcgo, buuaio'
Detroit, chicago. Waikiki Valley points. o., ,,,..,.
est aga, 10 p. Jay st. 3 % D. M, TOT Miuus-
town Liicnvle fallsbufg Monticello Liberty "hV'
Lake. Waikiki Valley points
42d. IS p m, Jayst., s rs p M, daily for
Mid1letown tallShurg Liberty. Walton Norwich. Oneida
OswegO, suspension Bridge. Detroit, Chicago, ST LOUIS
pullman seepns-car bcrhs reserved a. I , n5oaawa
Time tables. tickets &C. 207. 307. 9i4. l,23 broad
way 70! Othaye., 1874 East l@jh St, 2i Wes. l-oth'
st., N. T. J. Z. ANDERSON, " l. ~
10 Exchange place. n. Y
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REAL ESTATE
BUSJNESS At THE EXCHAN|E.

rch,nc. ,,,sis,iav was crow ell The market showed
reat frmnesS ani all the property offered sol" al goo prices
rhe most nportlnt sale WAS by Morris WknS p H. Lu
low Co br or Ter executors OF Moses iHylor OF
,roo.rv ON rov,r Front Pearl ss ana vacant
ots OH Sixteenth and Seventeenth SITS prop
,rty had purchased Ivy the late oNnrr az r oaes as
ls45 Most in the hands old tenants VINO hah DC
nned their W. offices for Many OF them
were present on The first property pnt mp was NO
- Besver st. 80 ncas for ~ 100 and ta.cS The bii
ding started $-JOoo aud run up 10 II-p - = 7n'o
was the buy,r VI 81 Front IT. near Cow rqenr AZ;
for wear d water aN tow A. Ayi i9r oa@3F p rsn
poses ,e 40 100 f. Iioushians was ue b,yer 40 70
Front ST. 25N9i i fonrstory micS h"' ~ rented o
AZ $40 600 ana S24.GO1 Jones Broihers we're the
11cG mt, Nav iSss to Rowe rash At of - COO
ana The bidding ran mn from - 1000 10 80 91o
a. II Hong Tho huyrr No 81 Water 81 lsa U'e
story brick bu lung ea+e until May IS at lent S
sla .ssr am, " &" S@ aer.ST IS s1sory 6iicE built
i ias lease" 500 30 May Tor s9S6oo t. Wn&% crrc
IS Pear G nyG'Sly k "i IeH aS %"'
Brewer Or 49, 600 Four lois sixteenth an eveneentn
sS .od at $50 each to JOS F. anier noas
good sale had been Anticipated there pres wet@ Many
boen pnrca,eI At private The general feeling was that
property has sufere no deterlor lion N value
in scmt, and Froi sts with Onkhcad on Fast er The
lot GS am o three go s %" ahd icmSn queen
eTek dwens We ON & "e %.c &C., AZ Me-. fiy
seventh ioqr s%ry emsn' an fS lar Zoo "
Rsynnlds Bt. WI sold partition No ~! tgAth ave Il
fo story brcs ana apartments 2$SNlOo ior s-"ooo
george \. \ nan ,uo,
A meeting o! prominent real estate LAWYERS met
nj the Real Estate Exchange yeStcr iav IehiN
Day in the char TO take action WIN regard TO
the Registers Office AmOnG those present were
Coui Frederic X. COudert SlglSmund IA
Myer islacs George Dc Witt L. w. Co;se hail Iohn
r I,ckman John WebOcr f. IL Moran. j c. Levi iiaili
ton Odell : r. Cannon J. J.. Tracy. ". C. orr H. snr
man p. Crosby r. De Peystcr Foster. Moan 6 rogers
John IueY. Cfowcn T. : Chnch = on IN JDs.Pi h ~
GRAY Oscar shaw T. b. T. Lee Herbert H. lnrhrl on
" Pirrson Cal lie Norwood lr. F. Ell'rv An crsp T. H.
Man Lewis sanders Frederic Il. Couicr prop"Sen INK
following resolution: go. 90, amor
ResoIred That committee Of five be appointed I" co ono
ate with the cOmuttce appointed under resolution Nau
80 IN thorough Investigation OF the manner Of eo M
REGISTERS once ana IN N'V" "O'" q"
reference thereto 5 deem best r,
The ~. ne dnpolnl'Ht
Coulert Henry t. Rowland. Albert hathews .. r'io''
Anderson Hamilton OdeL n. ,..,,.u-. g., a, -, uo,v
a call for store ana
befwccn Frankfort sts Tho following b"P"V.. ~
AMI ONCE bullliig Oh VAS 'n
sts n four building on From st heir CIV Up 10Y
a +, fTOut building on bFoai"af De
tween PARK and DHane st, for S2uOo' tencne'
and ~ccOni bioNisl"he
corner building 1UxlS0 University place. near mon
Square
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Doar0 arb Rooms.


4 FURNISHED front square room. with prl-
~ vafe family. to gentlemen only l3i East 3Oh IT. near
LerngtOn-tvc
/ ARGE single room for gentleman IN first =
i class private family Murray HI ~lj per month
Address references PARk.ANI.. ltiDuue itp"n
once 1923 broadway.
BOARDING. bv day or week also furnished
- rooms. with board; AL improvements {. ". NJ r.
TAGH, go Myrtle.aye. brooklyn
CANDA HOUSE. Il Lafayette Place, near
~ Aston Library seect boarding. with hotel cobvon'
Ionces rates extremely low.
rIO GENTLEMEN.-Eieg furnished par
loI "a and front icOye private bath
santiry plumbing steam furnace private house % Wc
2jti.s
27J MADISON-ANE.-UAN HANDSOME
IL suite four rooms. incui,ng fine pri vat" table
exclusive bath also front suite h.ri floor fe erenc,s
y VERY Comfortably Furnished Rooms to
- lei To pentienen lroerencel at 81 East 5Othst.
Is WEST 51ST-ST With board, one large
- and small connecting second fooT. also one
hal room on third and fourth fo0r.
D'}D- ST, 3 IVES .-lIandsomcy furnished
')'1 square also smaller room. best board
references
DOTH ST. 2G WEST. near 9Th avc.-Front
10 al ioor superior location. board reasonable
references.
~ WEST l5TH-ST. = Rooms on parlor
L floors; also others breakfast II Desired.
BrooxiYn-
1D1 FIRST PLACE.-To let. with first class
adjoining hot and cold water aud ample c 'sc term,
low.
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Estate Of Moses Taylor, aecca Sc

=.
kstOry building with lot No - Beavci-si :. W OF
Broad. 81, lot 2l4N5S. y Smith.
similar buIilliig with Ot. No 81 FrOut~i. %
Gouverncur Slip. lOi ~. lON9J. u II lIoushialing
! similar building with lot. No - frOuts'. -. 81
Old Slin lot - lOX9l; Jones BrOthers-. .-.-.-.-
5storv buildiDg with Ot No9l Water Il. =. o'
Old slim %, 234NSl: II CheseOrOuSh. ------...
4. story building with lot No % Fronisi. : q OF
Cfouverueur Slip. lot % 5I9O ID II Houghiahns
I G.story building with lot. No W. Mater-Si,
of BurlDg sip. lot lT.1XS0, " ller,og ..-.----.
5.st0ry building With lot No u Pc s.. :. Is Of
Coenties slip. lot % llN79. brewer Bros..-.....
lots East lGth-st running TO l1thst. 2b3 n OF
Ave b. 25xl.i each; + Haw!oy .......-...-.--..
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Cir properin 60 Get.

4 -19TH-ST., between 9Th and 9Th aVes.-
~. rrrtv Furnished house blv window front: perfect
order. slniaIv plumbing Ion winter months or
business purposes oI term oi wears
j. ROMAINE BLOWN e Co..
- West 33i- ct
Two LET for Il term IF wears. the residence
No 100 5thavc 3d. 9N72X1lO: ami the private stable
- inihsi.. 2jNluO House VIII be llirtch for
Broker frnshr. accepted tenant VIII
be allowed a ooalmss InqhiTe OF
JOHN n kNpN. tNe'uto No 10 Broadway. y Y
J'lIE OWNER Of 2j-f0ot front brownStOnc
house stories. completely furnished BONG OBLIGED 10
60 fhc wl lri to strictly private
family low Apply 81 West 2~h-'t fiom 10 a. N. 10
p 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27

2rookInn proprrin 70. Sale dn0 Go Get
TO LET.-3O6 Clinton-st.. Brooklyn, - story
rrownsiopr house suitahe for small family neigh
bOroOi -ooj with furniture 500 without. 5000 Apply
CHARLES JENKINS 6N2 BroNtwaY. y. y.
1E FIRST PLACE.-To let, partially fur
nshe. FOR Three 10 pr.vato IA nils ONLY
the nne trec h- to,n. 1r'wn-tple house " y
Itst place hctv,cL clinton aHd Henry stS II For
terms AMI I,rnt apply cJ. h. H. BLKC ~ 507 court ST.,
BIOOklyn.
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| ElllGII VALLEY RAILROAD.

l.
PASSINGEI. TRAlNs leave foot OF Cortiandt anu oo''
bIO,9es sts lOlOws:
a. m. for a.Auqua and Intermediate points. rrc,o
"a for GcLoVa. Lyons. Elmira, Rochester, nm ~
end the West ana principal local points. Sh'' N"' y"
MIlkcsbarrc.
\. IN Tor unkl hammock and intermediate pointS mar
car to IunkhannOck. Connection Reading AM hd'i'
burg
40 p m FOR P tton aud principal intermediate points
Chair pitistOn. A..
40 D. IN Tor Coplay and intermediate pon' CON
meet On to IL aiding AMI Harrisburg Chair cdI U ay
" IN. fur Geneva. lyons Elmfa. Enchestf' buH"'
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons
40 D. m Tor IauGdys and mt rmtdlIte points ..
Trans leaving a. m. ! .. m aud 40 r. m con-
meet for all points MahanOy aLetUn coal regions
SUNDAY TRANS.
n m. for Mauch CHUNK. nAzicton and int -Imed'at'
points
40 p. m Tor 'opiay and inter- edlatc points ,c,,o
y. m Tor Geneva Lyons. Emll Rochester, buu l'o
aud the West pullman sleeper Lyons
Eastern Mo
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GOunrp propsrg .5us Sol. au> Go Get

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIH.-BarGl III
~ hAnGsou~ residence, ami buug sii- hor.rs 70 let
CLARENCE J.. III hii~ % E''AnAu. a.. y y
FACTORY PROPERTY For Sale or TO Let
i AT NEWARK. y =.
~ The Ncwars cry SIR Mills corsi-l. ~ large
4storY hrcA nuidn. covering tc cHtre hnrs front with
g from three street fronts engine t Saiius al 100 good
order eIt ia w. depo's ant ncighb0r!OOi
where cmplnvr, O. 10 et cheap rents ltrti'lllr- %
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FOR SALk.-Chcap, 6 quarter sections of
4 nne. partly improved Dakota landt Inquire Or
address c. H. TiLLINGIIASr Bioouor. Chippewa Co..
FOR SALE Vacant lots IN Washington.
residences people iDiicnt "reminiscences In IN"
the finest the
Many cn-tlv residences of construction
Near New Hampshire and Connecticut avs and Dup M
Circle profitable" trncnt onstoi AjpY To ALLEN
c. CLARK. GOt Tst. y. W. Washington. y g.
HIGHLAND STATION, ORANGE, y. j.
IIlgh elevation. excellent nrleAh0iAuoi. mountain
modern Ir@one. city convenience, hand 0ncly ter
raced and improve grounds l5bN2jn. near station
EDWAhD T. HAMILiON CO. "d HfoadwAy
MONTCLAIR, y. J.-Agcncy long estab-
WI Ishod. Beautiful re,d-nc-. al 'ia ,c'
for sale best locations Howe Plrs"a, - Cellar NJ ~
NEW-JERSEY
~ REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
HOUSES. LOTS FARMS. &C., for slir olc. or 't"1r1rt
l.. III. BROWN. Il Broa way
SUBURBAN HOME AGENCY. II Broadway.
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